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Doesn't this at least make some sense? ShadowPlay is literally for recording and sharing video. If you don't want Nvidia to record you... It sounds like you do
by horsawlarway 3y ago
Doesn't this at least make some sense? ShadowPlay is literally for recording and sharing video.
If you don't want Nvidia to record you... It sounds like you don't want shadowplay either.
- Qwertious 3y ago>Doesn't this at least make some sense? No, it doesn't make sense. Why do you need an internet connection in order for your graphics card to record video? Even if it's inherently networked, NASes exist and don't need Nvidia's servers.
- LoganDark 3y agoShadowPlay is not just for uploading recordings to the cloud. ShadowPlay also allows you to capture the output of your GPU without having to insert an external capture card in between. It essentially uses NVENC to generate a video stream before it even leaves the graphics card, so the CPU doesn't have to do nearly as much work.
- ineedasername 3y agoYou are equivocating with the use of “record” in two different senses if that word. A person may very reasonably accept one of them without the other.